Berry at My Berry...

/ Monday, March 31, 2008



The name is just too much to resist. In the world of frozen yogurt we're inundated with the berry. Berry Berry, Pink Berry, My Berry...Berry...Berry...Berries galore!  Not that I'm complaining. It's quite flattering to see your nickname plastered on the sides of all sorts of frozen treats. It's just a bit hard to keep all of your berries in order, ya know? 

My Berry is conveniently tucked within a nook on Rue Vieille du Temple, in the heart of the Marais. It's sleek facade, mod interior and arsenal of fresh toppings has been calling to us since we arrived in Paris. The only thing keeping us from enjoying this Pink Berry look-a-like was the weather! Well this Saturday the skies
cleared and our palates were liberated to enjoy the icy goodness of french frozen yogurt. Or shall I say yaourt...

Unlike it's American compagnons My Berry offers only one flavor: Nature. The plain yogurt is tangy and only slightly sweet. I'm not entirely convinced of it's healthfulness but at least it tastes like it's not terrible for you. Not that I really care. Their toppings bar is chocked full of fresh fruits and other goodies. You can top your
moyen yogurt with a choice of 3 toppings: chocolate chips, granola, slivered almonds, white chocolate disks, walnuts, melon, mango, strawberries, raspberries, kiwi or pineapple. There's also a selection of yogurt smoothies and, oddly enough, a soup of the day. 







I went for a moyen with framboises, fraises, mangues. Yum. Yum. Yum. Carried had la même chose. The Pink Berry vs. My Berry taste-off officially began!  Actually, I've never had Pink Berry before so a taste-off wasn't really possible. However Carrie said our french feast was of comparable quality. She did mention that she wished they had banana as a topping though. Tisk, tisk. 

This being my first time tasting such a trendy frozen dessert, I must admit I was pleased. Many people complain of the price. I agree that for a snack 5 euro a cup is a bit steep. Easy solution. Do what we did and eat it for lunch. You'd spend 5 euro on a sandwich in a boulangerie anyway! I anticipate many more trips to My Berry as the weather continues to warm. I hear rumor to the fact that there is now coffee flavored Pink Berry in New York, is this true?

As usual, Enjoy!

















MY BERRY
25 rue Vielle du Temple 
75004, Paris
Metro: Saint Paul or Hotel de Ville






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